Unit 6 test

Listening
5 Match 1–6 with their opposites a–f. (5 marks)
1 1.07 Listen to the conversation between Sam
and Lydia. Then write true or false. (10 marks) 1 positive a arrogant

Sam and Lydia are talking about travel in the 2 peaceful b negative
future. true 3 modest c shy
1 Lydia thinks that people won’t travel much by 4 generous d aggressive
plane in the future. _______________ 5 outgoing e serious
2 One trip to New York doesn’t create a lot of 6 funny f mean
pollution. _______________
3 Sam thinks that scientists won’t make cleaner
planes. _______________ Language focus
4 There are two billion cars on the planet now. 6 Choose the correct words. (4 marks)
_______________
Alex will / does meet us at the café later.
5 Sam wants to walk home. _______________
1 I / I’ll do my homework tonight.
2 She won’t / not be at school tomorrow.
Vocabulary 3 It wills / will be quite warm next spring.
2 Match 1–8 to a–h. (7 marks) 4 I won’t have / having children when I’m older.
1 1,000,000,000 a nought
7 Complete the sentences using will () or won’t
2 1,000,000 b a billion () and the verbs in brackets. (10 marks)
3 1,000 c a dozen
He’ll go to university next year. () (go)
4 100 d a million
1 He _____________ this film. () (enjoy)
5 12 e a half
2 Paul _____________ his exams. () (pass)
6 0 f a thousand
3 I _____________ a lot in the future. () (travel)
7 ½ g a quarter
4 We _____________ to the football match. () (go)
8 ¼ h a hundred
5 They _____________ a DVD tonight. () (watch)
3 Write the time words in the box next to the
8 Order the words to make questions. (6 marks)
definitions. (5 marks)
you / eat / what / will What will you eat?
a century a decade an hour
a millennium a minute a week 1 speak / you / to him / will
____________________________________________
a hundred years: a century 2 go / to / will / a restaurant / they
1 a thousand years: _________________ ____________________________________________
2 sixty seconds: _________________ 3 we / win / the / will / match
____________________________________________
3 ten years: _________________
4 seven days: _________________
9 Complete the first conditional sentences using
5 sixty minutes: _________________ the correct form of the verbs. (14 marks)
If we find a restaurant, we’ll have dinner. (have)
4 Complete the opposites. Write the prefixes.
(3 marks) 1 If we ____________________ to the zoo, we’ll see
lots of animals. (go)
friendly – un friendly
2 You ____________________ anything if you don’t
1 helpful – __ __helpful
listen. (not learn)
2 ambitious – __ __ambitious
3 patient – __ __patient
Unit 6 test
3 What ____________________ if they lose the
match? (happen)
4 He ____________________ on TV if he wins the
competition. (be)
5 If you ____________________ this shirt, I’ll buy
you a different one. (not like)
6 He won’t pass his exams if he
____________________. (not study)
7 If Ash ____________________ you, will you ask
him about the party? (phone)
10 Order the answers. Write 1–4, with 1 being the
most probable. (6 marks)
a Yes, probably. □ c Yes, definitely.
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b No, definitely not. □ d No, probably not. □ (5) a__ __ __ __ you, Layla? Do you agree?
Reading
11 Read the text. Then choose the correct answers.
(10 marks)
MORE AND MORE ...
Will there be food for everyone in the future? In the year
1800 the population of the world was about one billion. In
1950 there were two and a half billion people on the Earth,
and by 2008 there were nearly seven billion. In 2040 there
will probably be nine billion people in the world. Some
scientists think that there won’t be sufficient food for
everyone in the future. But some optimistic scientists think
that in the future things will be fine, because people will have
more intelligence and knowledge. These scientists think that
people will learn to grow more food, so there will be food for
everyone in the future.
1 How many people were there in 1800?
a 1,000,000,000 b 1,000,000
2 When were there about 7,000,000,000 people?
a 1950 b 2008
3 Some scientists think that in the future … .
a not everyone will have food
b food will be very different from today
4 Other scientists think that people will … .
a not know what to do b be more intelligent
Total marks: Listening _______ / 10 Vocabulary _______ / 20
Reading _______ / 10 Communication _______ / 10 Writing _______ / 10
5 What is the text mainly about?
a the world’s growing population
b our changing attitudes to food
Communication
12 Complete the dialogue. (10 marks)
A Do you think people will be happier in 2050?
B (1) L__ __ me think. No, I (2) t__ __ __ __ many
people will be unhappy.
A Why’s (3) t__ __ __?
B Because I think many people will be poorer.
A I (4) a__ __ __ __ with you. I think the world will
be a worse place to live in. What
Writing
13 Write is or are. (5 marks)
1 Most of the people in our survey ______ male.
2 Everybody ______ seventeen.
3 Nobody ______ famous.
4 Some ______ school students.
5 One or two boys ______ working.
14 Look at the results from a survey called
‘Schools in the future’. Then write a report on
the survey. (5 marks)
1 Will schools be better? Yes 42% No 58%
2 Will students still learn in a classroom?
Yes 62% No 38%
3 Will there be more exams? Yes 30% No 70%
4 Will exams be harder? Yes 25% No 75%
5 Will students do all their homework on
computers? Yes 100% No 0%
Paragraph 1: What was the topic of the survey?
What was the general opinion? (question 1)
Paragraph 2: What did people think about exams
and studying at home? (questions 2–4)
Paragraph 3: What thing did everybody say
about schools in the future? (question 5)
Language focus _______ / 40
TOTAL _______ / 100